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Verb bring through has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebDefinition:Bring through (verb phrase): to successfully guide or assist someone or something through a difficult or challenging situation. Examples:1. Verb (transitive) After hours of negotiations, the skilled mediator was able to bring through a peaceful resolution. Related product: Mediation Books on Amazon 2. Verb (transitive) The rescue team worked tirelessly to bring through the survivors trapped in the collapsed building. Related product: Rescue Equipment on Amazon 3. Verb (transitive) Her talent and perseverance helped bring through her family out of poverty. Related product: Talent Development Books on Amazon 4. Verb (intransitive) The company struggled in the beginning, but eventually managed to bring through with a successful product launch. Related product: Business Success Books on Amazon 5. Verb (intransitive) Despite the challenges, their perseverance and unity allowed them to bring through and achieve their goals. Related product: Books on Perseverance and Motivation on Amazon | ||||
bring in bring off bring on bring oneself bring out bring outside bring over bring round bring through bring to bring to bear bring together bring up bringal bringdown bringe bringer
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